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I have similar pr
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The problem this bug is about is unlikely to be specific to these screensavers.
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I tried them a while back on my m6 and they seemed to work ok, although I didn't
really do extensive testing.
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--- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-08-08 12:47 ---
To make it easier for others, the screensavers in question are available at
http://rss-glx.sourceforge.net/. It also doesn't seem to want to build w/gcc
2.96, but gcc 3.3 s
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--- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-04-08 05:26 ---
Re: #16
> * With various values of the CCEusecTimeout (5000 -> 1000,000),
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But 5000 is less than the default of 1 so I would expect lockups in this case.
> I get a r
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Note that the CPusecTimeout value does not have any significant effect
on the radeon driver. Well, it does make things "jerky". But it does
not effect or reduce the freque
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So you're saying it still locks up with a higher timeout for you?
Re #15, I hope John can give you instructions.
I'm afraid you can't do anything like this with Magic Sysr
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Re #9, I've now tried it. Here's what I found:
* With various values of the CCEusecTimeout (5000 -> 1000,000), I get a
reduction in frames-per sec of about 3 (Measuring wit
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> PS: We don't need to make the error messages unique because we know this must
> be in R128CCEWaitForIdle(). ;P
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You are truely wise...I am not worthy :-)
> Also, I'm cur
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radeon and r128 are basically independent drivers. The corresponding radeon
driver option is called "CPusecTimeout".
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--- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-30-07 01:58 ---
Note that the "radeon" driver has all the problems listed here in this bug too.
It is NOT just the "r128" driver. Although it appears "radeon" is a sub-
module, needing "r1
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Actually, it's 32 (R128_IDLE_RETRY) times 10 or 20 milliseconds...
Also, I'm curious: does R128CCEWaitForIdle() deal more gracefully with the
timeout if you add a R128CCE_S
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This makes sense; the chip can apparently be busy for more than 10 milliseconds,
and a reset may actually make things worse. I don't think raising the default
timeout should
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--- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-29-07 06:38 ---
Progress perhaps?! I modified my XF86Config file to include the CCEusecTimeout
option. By increasing this I have been able to run both colorfire and euphoria,
both at work a
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> --- The "colorfire" screensaver also does the same thing - it runs for
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The "colorfire" screensaver also does the same thing - it runs for about 2
seconds, and then locks the system hard. According to the documentation,
"This didn't ta
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